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BOROUGH'S COUNCIL.
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SMNMKa OOMMITfJCES.
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Betters m tm te n
Basil te Bain later
E. Mam Bcana-Wet en Blrtcti.
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ttMMA, Bspt, 14 ueuncu nra in
lMt avsniua; at a ocieoi in
cbambar. HtnbMi present :
Caswell, Oraaier, Greve,
Mifflin, BleveneeB, Wilsen.
x Mr. Forty, in the aDtence 01
t Forty. Mr. Stevenson toted aa
1 eeasBiUUA reported M fel-
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lathe treasury W.FKVX
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TeSlecter, IBS
seais.........
hli lMt tend meshed lest Bight, while cat.
ting car loose. Dr. Craig attended the
Injury.
A meeting or the Athletle association will
be held thla evening.
The P. R. R. pollea arretted Tem Jenes,
colored, yesterday, for disorderly conduct
in the eaet yard a. 'Bqnlre Helly tent htm
te Jail ler thirty days.
THE BOfSB DESEUXEU.
Astbicu's ralaee of Fashion 'will be closed
en Saturday, September 1$, until 0 p. tD.
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AMERIUAN CHAM-
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7,311 M
, flutes
r,iu 57
jtakneeln the sinking fund, tJ,&00, which
IMbibbIUm recemmenaed te pucs en
( ter six months te pay benaa.
market committee reported me
la geed condition ana wen
m -.i, tnr v. dm tinrners te
fl KHI W .w -v " '
fcttfM UP market beuse In tbe early
entiBg.
ke light and water committee reported
bjw a oemerenoe wim me wwm"
la T,iht and Power company, and
- Itere mntual understanding at te the
-.ftOTtateeal clause of the propesod new
'eatract. Recommended that If theoem
"a agree te provide the borough with 44
BS TBgeai ler enjw"uiuuiiiuu ! -i
ifccHOw (90U1 par lamp) no ronmei w
atetid. and solicitor de wsiruciea iu uraw
Vftlta contract te be Mgned by the proper
arttM; and, further, that HgbU be plaoed
M Tenrth and Chestnut and BLxth and
Oaaetaut atreeta, The roeommentUtlona
wtia adopted.
tlit highway committee reported a num
ber of imerevementa daring the month.
ran building permits bad been Itsued
' its houses and a market house.
1JH fire committee reported theapparatua
ekt aned order excepting the Vigilant hese
i fearrlagea, wbleh are being overhauled.
-i-.';The committee called attention te tbe
.7-W. - .-- a ...... m Ih. Urn
'"Jairtansiit aa vreTlded by the ordinance.
I IS The committee en overhead bridges re
'.aarlad nreareaa.
4fH. T. Brnner received the contract for
'v.: - . - . .. &...... . e nn
'tlfWBBWIBg GOBI Bl U1B ujna Uliuw aui lw
Deers of the orape ciesa Altsr the Bbetirr
StlMthsLeMM'a FernUhlDft.
Hherlfl Burkhelder oleaed out the tale of
tbe stock, fixtures and lurnlture of tbe
Grtpe hotel Tuesday afternoon, and te-day
the betel presents a picture of desolation.
All tbe furniture hat been carried away by
the respective purchasers. The bar It
closed, and tbe long entries and toerea of
sleeping rooms are tenanlleta. The dining
room, which a week age waa te rretilly
furnished. It aa bare at a barn fleer, the
klteben urea have been drawn, and the
beardera have sought ether quart ere.
The Grape hotel was one of the eldest In
the city, having been built upon a let In
1741. This waa purchased at sheriff's aa
by Adam Relgart In 17C0, and has been run
continuously by msny landlords from that
day te this, tbe most oeuspiouous ei wuuw
were tbe Miohaels, and tbe latest of whom
was Jehn D. Rlthell, late of Centre county.
Tbe beardera In the Leeb building, wblcb
for tome yeara past has been an annex or
the Orape, continue te occupy their sleep
ing apartments (they having their own
furniture), but get their beard at ether
betela and bearding heuaea.
Majer &ewell, tbe trustee for Mrs.
Mlehael, who ewna the property, says be
baa no certain knowledge what the outcome
of the treuble will be, but he offers te lease
the property te any geed tenant If he can
get en a
Tbe rurniture ana uxiuree aeiu iur iuw
AdTertttlea Cards.
De you with te ue cud for advertising
purposes during the fair J If you de. you will
de well te call at the IiTM.mKC Orfict
and sea flne samples and cheap prices. We
wlllRlva you neat ana cneap noveiij nuvor nuver
Using of all kinds.
INTJtLl.H'.KNCEK, Centra E'l'.iare.
nerd.tta Coming.
Ilobert llutdotte, the noled humorist, will
lecture In the Lancaster Court Meuse en
Thursday evening, September 27,1838. Bub Bub
jeett "niRriuiaieet tbe Funny Man." Tail
Is the Anal lecture et the course that was he
gun last spring under the auspices of the
ladles' Aid Becletv of the Uuke street M.
church. Persons new holding the ' Jlurdette
coupons " of the course tickets can use them
ferthls lecture. Single tlcket will be for sale
at the book stores of L. B. Herr and 1. II. Oil-
gere and shoe store of Shanb A Bnrns.
Bnrdette's reputation as a writer et humor,
eus wisdom and as an entertaining and mirth.
provesinatseturerls new national.
Ills lectures have all the polntedness and dl dl
rcetnss that ceme with a sound education,
and wlthtl a fineness of humor that does net
depend upon beet Iih action or vulgar phrase
for Its sneeast, yet draws directly from ene's
fountain of laughter.
Ills coming will be a treat for Lancaster.
mHE FINEST
A. FAQNK8,
Geldw kgt and Hammondfpert 8m.
BOBKB&'S LIQUOR STOEB.
XMW ADTMmTttMUMlTTB.
r vAnrtMMftfvaMvvys
XTOR BALK OR BBBTT A
mi class farm, suuataa aw
rtaxT
easier cur. Trmt rsssnastlj. tMaifaM
flguren, the entire sum received by the
aherlfl being X 078 1
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k.u m t fc.A M..b.l linnu ea thnv AAA
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tecar.
,sSjb raiarence te badges for the flre d epart-
.M. . A . .-..A .- aa.KB InM, .!., H lA
JiSBtaai vee cmei uura " iu.iiuuite .v.
: i'i taaea up the old badgeaana it tney cannot
. Pfca found a new aet be purchased.
Tawguiieraireunu um uvu
waa declared a nulsanee and the owner will
:t be taatrueted te repair It.
2.sFomltelen wlU be granted te any peraen
' dtalnnatn itntrt eentenniai arenes nnuer
tMaaperVltlen of the highway committee.
'& Anordlnanee waa presented relating te
,f-imm opening, ,iayiu um wu h'uius
vueeeea etreei irem tewmui vu nmuuu
r'..T . t.irf mwaw tn nnm mnnth.
t?jl vra a.w ! . -.
L'',' iAmm tnr TTnnstnn atrAnt frnm Ninth te
LVyiiTeuth were aaeptea.
Mr PMtUen was received from residents of
,;a Klgbth atreet te lay a feet oreaatog at
:SMlhth and Rldse avenue. Referred te the
:" ii'JUglsway committee with power te act.
jrjtJCetmeii reesivea an lnvitauen irem tee
"'TiCaatannlal ataoclatlen te participate In the
r sMtMiBaT exercises. The Invitation, was
Havana's ritianTFur. tjcnmuAMc
Odb Ilnndrert aud Kerijr-saT.n Lives Known
te Have lie.n Lest.
Partlcnlara et the late hurrloane In
Cuba, are oemlng In. La Pepllla el
Tnaina and Manarss plantations were
totally domeUabod, COO head et cattle
wero drowned and seven lives lest. The
less Is calculated at ever 11,000.000. At Las
lrtjas, In tbe Labeilote dlstr let, every beuse
being of weed waa thrown down. All the
flantattena In Ulabsrsr, ten miles from
lavana, wero totally domellsbed. The
sea rose te tueb an extent that tbe
Inhabitants were obliged te flee for lite. All
tbe tobacco fields In tbls territory were
badly damaged by talt water. AtPalmtllas,
near Mantanr.ia, nearly every beuse waa
demolished. At the Hanagultee station,
near Cardenas, the wind carrled away the
rail mail atatlnn.
Uarralllle, near HJgua, waa floedod.
The lnhabltanta obtained a large beat,
lnin whlnh the women and child run wero
put, numbering twenty-twe, Including
an old roan and bis aen. While the ethers
vera in the beat father and aen
were pushing It, wading until the water
J;et tee deep, when tbe peer old mau, bo
ng completely exhausted, attempted
te climb Inte the beat, whieh was over evor ovor
relled and sunk In twenty feet et water.
All bands wero lest oxeopting the son. The
total number el bodies roeovored as repot ted
te the government from cities and towns
heard from te tlate Is 147.
MaiatU auu tj.rrla.
It rnay net be generally known, yet It Is a
ver stubborn fact that thousands think thorn thorn
selves the subject et dyspepsia, while they are
suffering from malaria. In fact malaria does
preduce all the symptoms of dyspepsla the
bad taste, the coated tengue, the peer or fas
tldleus appetite, the unrefreshlng sleep, the
Irresolution and mental depression, the back
ache or pains In the limbs and benes, all may
be the result of bad alrmalaMa. Thousands
suffer Irem it all ever the country, and drug
themselves with pills, nostrnresjor Quinine te
no purpese, often making themselves worse
from the drugs than they wrre Irem the dls
eaie. What yen want-is a romedy that will
euro and net poison the system, leaving tbe
laststage worse than the first. The perfection
et a cure Is that It Is unnoticed. All the
patient Bheuld knew about It ii that he gets
well. It Is little oemfort te escape the demon
of dlseaaalf one must be drowned In the deep
sea of drugs. The ene medicine that does this
work Is HUMPUUKl'S Bl'KUiriCS MO. TBN
and SIXTEEN, ahoy cure and Irave the
patlent well, net suffering from a new disease,
the result et drug poisoning. Thousands use
the BpoclQes with perfect succesj. A fair trial
will convlnce the most skeptical.
itvrK'S UK ART RRAOHKI)
lvl. Through Ills Meuth." Wolcott.
CLARKE'S
CANPtDATB OAK BR ere Highly Flavored
and of excellent Duality, and have already
reached tne patrlotle heart.
Tippecanoe and Morten 1. Cleveland and the
Bandanna.
Hurrah I Hurrah I for Oar Rext President I
Try Clarke's Candidate Oakei.
They will fnrntsb you strength te shout for
victory, children erv for them. Women sigh
for thm. Men almost die for lham.
CLAUKB'S CAKK8 AMD CBACKEB8.
Made by Natural Qas and never get stale
De you knew why f Becanse they are se geed.
Yen eat thnm tee fast, and don't give them
time. It you wish some geed eating call and
try our cakes and Crackers,
markets Retalltna' the Cakes and Crackers
te families stme aa his Teas, coffees, Etc., at
Wholesale 1'rices.
HOW HE DOES lTi
1st. Buying tbe best goods In the cheapest
market for CASH.
2d. Selling them at the smallest posslble re
munerative PttuflT.
SO. Seiling Only for Cash.
.TEAS.
Contrary te the experlence of most grocers,
our soles of this article constitute a very laige
portion et ear total business, nnd we htve
very weed reason te believe that there is no
urocerv bnslnesa In Central Pennavlvanla
which at all approaches us In our lumensa
trade in tbls article
Clarke's ramily Jllended Teas from 15e te
Boe per pound.
Clarke's Family Blonded Coffees from i:je
te s&e per pound.
Large alie Mustard or Spiced Sardtner , 10c ;
small, oe.
iteLLEB KLOUH, 49c per quarter.
AH. ROSEN8TEIN TAKM PLatAS-
Ultcln announcing thstkakasatearet
the services of
IB OABOLDBITHBB.
an Experienced at. a atylUh Catter, lata et
IHragherty Uerty, of Etfth Avenue. Jtew
TerkClty. Alse the epentsg of his iaiporte
Woolens for rail as dw later, ab examina
tion of the same Is respectfully requested.
89 ItOBTUQOEBN BTBBBr.
sle-lydB Cerner et oraega. iacater, Pa.
MMWAB VMH TlfMJUtn.
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WMITS
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FOR FIBHIMQ
Beds ter tee.
TJtALL, 1888.
Fine
Tailoring
Fer the Latest Keveltlea, eeaflnag styles.
Largest asertment of fine Woolens, and
prices aa low as any, go te
H. GERHART'S
Only Direct Inferltag Tailgr.
13 KOKT1I QUBBW STBEBT.
HKADQUAKTKR8
. Tackia. J Joint :
Mayfag asere Baa Jetataa Bass Beds than we
eara fecit tkta season of the year, wa will sell
tjrjaalyractprlesa.
s graii bargains In Ltaes, Reels, Bleats,
Baskag, Beeks, eta., have been duly appro appre
gjjjd toy spensmsa. Bew fee thebrtakla
fit a 1BWMI ft MM. WM MM. ...
MiuMi-a aaiiaiij, raaaaavii
rraBsyJa MrsaparuTcoaipeund euros Bells
and rrtikly Seal. tee. at.w.rw
BBTtlwtjaw.
EW PALL GOOD&
PUBLIC SALK.
J "iiSJifS? J1.?' f" ts-valalielertwlth
two-story flrlek UwalliB ana siera reesa and
two-sterr frame aitehaa aataehasl, attaataa
M
ARTIM BROTHKRS.
Stere
Enlarged.
Oheica
Enlarged.
FALL
OVERCOATS
no. MS Esst Orange street, a rooms ana nrrat.
well and pump, hydrant, fre.lt, ate Let front.
Wfeetos)raDgestitanaaxtaasaMfeHte
Urant street.
Bale te commence at 7K o'clock p as.
ALLAN A.BUB.
He. les Bast Ulna atrast.
Agent for f. Bhreeer.
B. r. Bena, Auctioneer. sl21lM7,l.U,M.ta
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..fXns Sitnrday evenlagmarket waa ex-
iisJfSHWBslJUfrtllWiJLja
.tbiaMtt Mn.,tMifanfinUl TMInAtnnn itnrtncr
'ttWeentennlal waa brought up and It was
'ifeoaeldedto employ 80 polleemen for four
;'B;"evB at a salary of 15 cents per hour. Ap-
!-itllaatlnnafer the ntmltlnn be nlven te the
Jill" aklatt hnnaat hn ah all rnnnrt thn namna In
'i't seuncllat tbe adjourned meeting.
"? 4 During tbe oentcnnlal ttanda for the Bale
(T-if.r of refreshments, eta, will be allowed en
EjM- Lancaster avenue and Commerce streets.
:' jsiua werepaia amounting te ti,ouu.,e,
&' A Ledge's Annual session,
fe" The lDth annual aeaslen of the Grand
S.'JHee, B. U. (H. F.) of Pennsylvsnls,
f'fi eaavened In the third atery et Fendneh'a
wuuuiua en oBusyaiienieoD,Bi j e cieca.
iMpreaentatlvea are present Irem twenty.
"Aju W"ci UAiauaiJUllt , piauu tiu.uuiui,
6. j?A- a xr n.M n.i...,. . .. .,......
tsUr B. Btlllwell, Philadelphia ; Grand
EH,s.. aarell keeper. Wm. E. Nagle, Frankford;
'ff-Jf grand treat uier, Bister L. Hennecke, Lan-
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t grand watch of day, Cues. K.
Bamel, Philadelphia ; grand watch et the
Bight, Bister J. Webb, Philadelphia ; grand
, trustees, R. E. Etherldge, Abseoem, N. J. ;
11 Cuaa. XL Engles, Philadelphia ; Bister A.
Woodruff, Philadelphia.
," The afternoon session consisted in the
presentation of credentials of represents
uvea and members who are entitled te
the past guardian's degree. After tbe cre
dentials were examined by a commlttee
the past guardian's degree waa conferred
upon thlriy.flva members from all sections
of the state. The grand guardian and
deputy grand guardian presented reports
Which were referred te tbe proper com cem
Stittse. Tbe reports cf tbe grand scroll
"keeper, grand treasurer and grand trustees
vara laid ever until tbe morning Besien.
The report of the committee en election was
laid ever for action at the morning
aeaslen, An invitation was recelved
from Putnam Circle Ne. 113, B. U. (11. F ),
Of Pa, te be present at an open session
of the Circle. Tee Invitation was accepted
aad tbe Grand Heme visited tbe Circle tut
evening. Remarks were made by dllter
Mt persons en tbe principles and objects et
the organization whlcb Impressed tbe mem
Bat of tbe Circle very favorably. Five
prepositions were received by Riverside
Heaae, Ne. 27, B. U. (Q.F.) of Pa. Alter
retiring from tbe hall a visit was paid te
the home of Bister 8. Shade whero a boun
teous collation waa enjoyed by about eighty
cpereens. The business of today will be
hearing of reports of various committees.
C.ntsnnlal Hattsrs.
The marshal and alda of tbe olvle parade
Bald a meeting last evening te bear reports
of the Invitations accepted. Forty-two
ledges with Ihlrty bauds have thus far been
reported. The assistants te the marshal
of tbe first division will be Filbert Smith
and Jehn ti. Wendler ; et tbe seventh dl dl
vWen, Jehn G, Bnavely, marshal, W. IL
uranam, Uinlsburg, and Mr. BewmaD,
liuwmr, Bins.
The military and fireman committee will
sweet tbls evening at 7:80 o'clock,
Labanon Circle, ISrotberhesd e! tbe
Calen, will turn out one hundred men and
a band.
Any local -clubs intending te parade
aheuld report at once te Newtcn Jacksen,
aurabal.ef eighth division, or F. P. I),
- Millar, grand marshal.
1 Bearding house keepers sheuld-send all
tstformatien te the bureau of Information
s'- Maw Saturday evening.
The oeatume committee or the Red Men
, will Rtaet tbls evening.
Personal and Other Notts.
iLUxie Cialglelt te-day for Wellesly
AuinMinent.
Mln Wheeler In y.ltka "-MUiMny Wlieoler
will appear hure In " ZUUa" the reinalndnr of
thn woek after te-night. The Terente Vatlv
tfiw says: "Notwithstanding the lnclem lnclem lnclem
oney el tse wrather latt night a larva audi
encn greeted Harry Miner's company In Wm
Carleton's remantle Unsslan play, 'Zltka.'M
the Terente opera house. Tbure is llttle
ebange In thn personnel of the company slnce
It. laat appearance here, nnd Miss May
Wheeler, in li-r Impersonation et Zltkn,'
again carried off the honors. As the injured
maiden, the scorned but forgiving and patient
wlfe, and loving daughter, stae imparted the
lustre of the diamond nnd the purity of the
Illy ; In faet ehe Is a finished actress, and Is sure
te boceuio a favorite.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WHOLESALE AND KKTAIL TEA AND COF.
JTKE UTOHE,
Nea. 13 and 14 Beuth Qaoen Btreet,
LANOASTEK.PA.
P. H.-We have the host Ne. 1 Illealer Mack
erel that swim. Telopheno.
aUOES TO ORDER.
Fine Shoes te Order.
-AND
Suits of the Best Sert,
ARE READY,
-AT
WANTKD-A
the
snp8-tra
COOK. APPLY AT
INTKIiLiaENCEUOyriCB.
DKATUH
llKHnr. in thlseitv. en ilm ifiLh int . Mm
A n tin Henry, wlfe of lhaddciis Henry, sr.,
axed el years,
The relatives and frlends of the family nre
reipcctfully Invited te attend the funeral,
from the rosldenco of hoc husband, Ne. Sit
North street, en Thursday allorneon at two
o'clock. lid
TITANTED-AGIKLFOR GENERAL
v v bousewei kimmtbe recemmended
ltd
430 WEST OlikBXNUTBT.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing nud Farulshlug Qoedi,
NORTH QUEBN BT.
There is nothing that adds te the appar appar appar
anceofaparsensomucbas the neat dressing
et the feet. We are better prepared than ever
te flli the wants or these wanting something
tasty In footwear.
Handsome, Durable, Weil-Made and Season
able Prices are the words that express what
we aim at.
Hew Is the time te leave venr order for venr
fall Werk. BespectfaUy,
WM. H. OAST,
NO. 106 NOKTH QUEEN BT., LtNOABTEH,
lunl-lydWBr
N
New Yerk Stere,
6, 10 BAST UNO BT.
GRAMD OPENING
or
New Fall Goods.
QRKAT BARQAUIB
IN EVERT DEPARTMENT.
BFECIAL BALI Or
Blankets and Planneli!
anVcolSSdU"WMkOTerW,0pte, Wh"
BLANBBTS,
rrom75ecnutesioapir,la all the dlffsrent
....... . w... ... w.v .s... ,M au
sires, 10-4, m and 13-1, in cotton
jtii-noei.
aadweetaad
WANTKD A GIRL WHO UNDKR
sttnds Cooking and General House
work. Uoed wants paid. Apply at
ll NO. lWNOUTUQUKBNBT,
OUR GOLDEN LION AND MIA QUK.
UIDA be cm AH are Clear Havana, hand
made, In boxes or ee's and 100'a.
DEMUT'lt'S ClOAn STOBR,
lit &ui iving -iroei.
Established 1770.
t R-WASUtld
Dr. A. Craig and James Perrettet re
Mtwaa freaa camp in Maryland last evening,
They report the members of the Red and
Uan elub having a geed time, although tbe
waalhtr la vary disagreeable. The club
-will reiura ea Thuraday night.
-. fian mvja u ( va OUUIUJK CDglUB
Na9B,aisP.K.K.l bad (be thumb el
' lit fore the Mayer.
Wllllaui Morrlssey, who wat be drunk
en Tuesday that he had te be taken te the
station house en a wheelbarrow, wat dis
charged this morning upon the payment of
cost.
Ilenry Beekman, a farm laborer, who Ih
tee ill te work and hat no home, waa tout
te the hospital.
Win. Lecher, who It only 22 years old
and who hat glven the efllcera considerable
trouble en n number of -occasions, was
drunk en Tuctdsy and defied the olueori
fe arrest him. lis was arrested byOulcsr
tlardner and spent the night In tbe Butten
house, Thls.mernlng he wat ilned f 1 and
coats.
David McMnnn came te town yesterday
te buy clothing. He bought wklsky In
stead and tbls morning had uolther meney
nor new clolhes. He was discharged with
a reprlmand,
A Largs Htcer.
I"ro3Ube Manhelm Sun,
Abraham Rehrer, of Kast llotupfleld
tewnehlp, two yeare age purchased a let or
cattle which )ie Intended te ration, no
noticed that one et them grew mueh mere
rapidly than the ethers. When he
aeid the othera be decided te
keep this fast grower, and see
hew large It would be. It is new an im
mense steer 17 hands high and weighs
about 2,000 pounds. The steer Is increasing
in weight nnd no ene Is able te tell when it
WlU step. It It causing considerable ex
citement, aa many persona liave called te
aee thla mammoth steer.
A Private Bensral.
The remains of Mis. Oathorlne Relfsny
der, who died at the rosldenco of ber son-
in-law, Rev. D. S. Dleflenbacher, of the
Retormed chinch, Alteena, arrived in Lan
caster Tuesday afternoon, and the funeral,
which was private, took placoatSe'olook
te-day from the residence or her slster,
Mrs. W. L. Gill. Tbe Interment waa made
in Woodward 11111 cemetery,
m
A liaueh et Keys."
Thore was another large audleuce at tbe
opera botise last evening te witness the
performance et tbe "IluneU et Keys" com
pany. The tun was Just aa plenty as upon
tbe epentng nlgbt. The oempany has
aurely made a httand tbe people arepleased
with the show. They appear for tbe last
time te-night and Zllka" fellows.
A Trunk en gire.
Just befere the ll!:6S p. m. train pulled
into the passenger depot of the Pennsylva
nia railroad a large trunk standing In the
depot was seen te be en Are, Tbe trunk
was broken open when It wat dlsoevored
that It contained several bozos of matches
allsQsme. The fire was put out and the
only damsge done was the loes of the
matobesand burning et a portion of the
olethlng et tbe owner, whose name was net
learned, but who took passage for the Osp.
m
Kale of Southern Alurlset Btands,
The publle Bale of tbe stands In tbe
Farmers Southern market was resumed
tbls morning and about 25 additional stands
were sold making considerable mero than
100 in all. Several were sold this alter,
neon at private sale, and tbe unsold stands
will be disposed of in the tame way,
Butt Fer '0,000 Damages.
11, Frank Esbleman, attorney ter (ieorge
F. droll, te-day entered two suits for
damages against Wenger Grell, The
allegation Is that the defendant circulated
reports affecting tbe character of Frank and
BusIeQreir, aen and daughter of Geerge
Q roll, and that by reason et sueh reports be
has been damaged te tbe amount et 20,000.
Tlia Colombia Cnt.nnlal.
Columbia will have a big oeutenulsl celo cele celo
bratlen and the citizens et the town are
making bveryeirert te make it Buecesafu,
The I.NTELi.iQENCKn baB roeelyed an invi
tation te attend from J. W. Yeeum, presi
dent of tbe Centennial aatoelatlon. It is
very pretty, and the offlelal pregramme la
printed en paper ever one hundred years
old.
A Uuetr Leeking reach.
D. F. Andrews, 822 North Mary street,
shows us a double peach of very peculiar
structure, ene psrt el the twin being large
and well formed and the ether shaped
somewhat like a young bird's head.
0 Te-nay.
The mayor received te day tbe following
donations te tbe Jacksonville eutlerera:
Frem a merchant, IS ; a friend, U.
m
Itc-Tlwar Appointed,
Jehn M. Herman, Adam Keen, and J,
Balnea Dickinsen were te-day appointed
mUwara of a read 1 Drumore township,
UAKKMTS.
Mew Yerk Market.
Naw Yenn. Bent 12 iflenr markntatrnAv
I'ine,t2u6t310t Bnperflne, ti 753 e : Minn
uu
EOR RENT. TWO COMMUNICATING
Itoemson Reoend fleer, with float and
(J as. Centrally located. Apply te
ALLAN A lIBim.
Ileal Estate and Insurance Agent, Ne 108 East
King street. aepll-Jtd
TOOK KENT THE DESIRABLE PROP-
a? erty known as thn Qrape (Mlohnel's) I
Tint Al. Itntrw.illatn ..Aa.lnn , nr. Inntlmlininn. I
In the way of old furniture, ete. A rate
chinoe ter a flrst-claes hotel mau, thesl'ua thesl'ua
tien being the best in the city of i.ancajter.
Applv te CIIA8. U.UOWKL1,
Biztd Nei 1st North Queen Street.
ty Mill, Extra, II V0O&7S
Extra, VI lueftBBt
Wlnter Wheat ex
Wheat Ne. 1, lied, ntate. OJkc Ne, t,
97c t Ma 9, lted, Wlntnr. Sept., lbe
oet., PiXj reoelpu, 102,000 ; shipments
com no. 3, Mlxed, cash.
oi.'.e 1 roceipta,
Bunt . Me 1 Oot.
shipments, llo.e;a.
"Wei
80.VWO J
i. de,
Oats -Ne. 1. White. State, tie, Nn.
rcet Kn. 2 mixed, sept.,
receipts. Ul.oue 1 shipments, 32.
ttyuuuiij ewu) ,00.
Barley nominal.
Perk steadyt Old Mess, 115 25016 M.
Lardqnltt: Bept, IIOSO ; Oct. HO 13.
Molasses stoedj for SO boiling at.mlr. aCOJ0
Ulaek strap, He. New Orleans, 20JIOa
Turrmnime Arm at Me.
Boslnweakt strained te goed.lloOail 02X,
i-DHinnuiu tiriu 1 juiuiiuu id fjusnK, vi-n.
1302110.
7Uct
TMTR. WALTER 11AUSMAN,
Musical Director.
TUIUD SEASON.
Ollloe Hours from 11 te 12 and Bie (I Special
class ler young men begins nn Monday next
at 8 o'clock, in notation and proper use of
voice in singing and speaking, flano-ferto
Instruction given at pupils' residence by a
capable assistant, with proper method. it
Freights stetdy 1 grain te Liverpool, M,
nusuirn ureamury,
llutter stendy 1
cneese ami 1
Wnstern flat.
Bute rociery, 7WefJe j rancy Whlte, ISO
120 1 Ohie Flat, 70?ke.
Chicago frodnea Market,
Cnioaae, Sept. 1'2, 9:30 a. m. Market opnned.
Wheftt Sept., wxet Ocuoejic.) iec, wje:
May, v7He.
Cern iept, 48K0.I Oct., 'Ke.t Iec 8DVe 1
May.SUXe.
Ottlc iepL, i0.l Oct., 2IJfC Dec, 2.10 1
May.SS',0,
Pork-eopt., U 63i Oct., lit Mi May,
Lard-Sept,, 110 00; Oct.. 19 97Ki Dee., 1 CO.
Bhert ltlua-Bept., as 70 1 Oeu, ss 72X.
OLOStRO.
Wheat-Sept ,,WJic.j oet, 90,e-; Uea, 011,0 j
Cern '.epu, 4,0, 1 Oct.,45),e; Uee , SJKe;
Oata-nepL, 2Ket Oct., IlKCI Dee, 33e j
Pprk-aept, lit 0 1 Oot, lit 0j Jan-,
Lard-Sept t'j te: Oct., 19 9Jj Dee,
18401 Jan ,8KJ
Short Ulbs oepL.ISBJXl Oct, 18 70.
drain ana riovutens.
furnished by 8. K. Yundt, Hroker.
Chicacie, Bept. 11, 1.00 o'cleclt p.m.
njiwi uurn uktx rnrK. jnra.
Beittomber...
uouiuer
November
December
January.,.
may
cmdoeu
conseu
01
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A
24KH.31
It 4U
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Closing Prlces-2 o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oats, l'erk.
Boptember 'li s 24K 14 40
UCUIDOr VUK Mi -t 1.U
Nevember ,
De comber.......
January
May
Crude Oil..,,..,,
Consels
Winter Whcat.
Spring Wheat..,
uura
eats
Bye
Barley...
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1
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BOH .
13. f 5
H.97
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Boeeipta.
Wi
Car lits.
... I'-ti
... 67
... 371
... 178
ItoeelnU Hnirs...
Uocelpte Cattle. 11,000
Head.
ll.an
StecE atarketa.
Quotations by Ueed, McQrann
era, Lancaster, Fa.
aaw Teruc list. 11 a. m,
Canada l'aotne
C. 0. C,I tux
Colerado Ceal
Central l'aolde
CanadaSeuthnrn.... 63
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M. P.. ........ ....,
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M West,..,.. 1... ........... 11&7S
N. Y.C.... ........... ...... lejs
New England 4IS
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Ontario Jl W.... .,,
Pacific Mall ,.
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Cnlen Pacific
Wabash Cem. ..,.
Wabash l'ref.
Western U
West store Bends ........ ,
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a. AsW UtSflHISMS IMS "'; A
Beading S75
una nar
Uestenv. Pass,
p. 41
M.cent,
Peeples Pass
BOg. 4's 8tU
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Phlla. Tracuen
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Mew Tork Bteck..
Naw YeBB,Sept. It. 1 p. mMoney closed
at 2 per cent 1 Exchange quiet posted
rites, it 86H01 83Kl actual rates 14 6.
6 CO for 60 days and It 87MOt ii for demand 1
Uevernments closed strong 1 enrreney 6's,
II 11 bid 4's coupon, l SOJ-ii 4H's de, II 0CJ, 1
bid.
The stock.- market this morning opened
about lut night's ngures, but en realizations
aud selling by the bear party declined H tel
percent Towards neon the Ustbeeame strong
en heavy buying of the grangers, and the bett
part et the decline was recovered with tbe
grangtri KWftbore opening quotations,
N
OTIOE
-TO-
Boek-Makers.
lllds for the making or Assessment Beeks
wl'l be reoetvod at tbe Coumycemmlsslononi,
(Hllce until 0.30 a. m, Tuesday. Hoptumberls,
18S8 sa "l'le book mty be ueen ut cemmli
slonera' Otuce,
Attnst ; W. W. GUIKSr, Clerk,
sepl2-2td
2f 1-2 KABT KINQ STREKT.
ART HTOKE.-lf our advertisements are
unreadalile Just new veu mnat net bosur besur bosur
prUed, forweaio very busy. Our business is
geed, nnd bosldes we are ut piesent working
day and night preparing for our annual fall.
Ihopnteseo you all there, as 1 hepe te make
my exhibits worthy et your special attention.
JUU3.A M. WllULrWAHIt'9,
Have yen seen the New
have many
Intra? We
your Inspection.
Beaded Kurh-
new styire epen for
mayS-lydiVAS
ASSIGNEE'S HALE OF VALUABLE
BKAL ESTATE.
Ok TurKSDAY, 8XTTIH ssn 27, 1638,
Will be sold by the undersigned at the 1 oep
nra hotei, in tbeclty of Lancaster, the follow
ing valuable Keal f state, te wit :
me. 1, a let of grennd, nn whleh is erected a
Twe-story Brick liwnlllng 11 en be, with Two Twe
story Brick Boek Building, numbered .6 Most
M ew street, in the city of Lancaster, contain
ing in front 16 feet, mero or less, and extend
ing In depth 14 feet, mero or less.
me. 2, a let or ground, en which Is erected
a two story Brick uvclileg lieuse. with two
story brick back-building, numbered Ne. 23
Earn. New strert, in the city el Lancaster, con
taining in front 10 feet, mero or less, and ex
tending In depth 64 feeb mero or less.
Tbesn valuable ptepertles are at the corner
of North christian and East New streets, and
are favorably located for renting or ether pur pur
pesns. Pale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m,, when
terms will be made known by
A1IKA11AM UUEITIQAM,
assignee of Amelia Mlschlleh.
Jebl L. lUixss, Auctioneer.
BUg'2Jl,5,8,12,lS,l,22,20,27d
T AN0A3TER COUNTY FAIR.
Farmer' Lancaster County
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
AlcOJiAXX'X J'AIilt, LANCASTER,
BKFTKU BEll 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 X 22, 1883.
1 argest Ulspliy or Live Stock, Farm Pro Pre
flu co, implements. Machinery, Industrial and
Art Werk ever exhibited In Pennsylvania.
Three First-Ulass Kaces Each Altemoen.
Baby Shew en Tuesday from 10 a in, te 4 p.
m. Jiach person purchasing a ticket te the
lair entlilud te vote ler the prettiest baby en
exhibition.
cyclorama of the Battle of Gettysburg en
Exhibition Dally.
Excursion Bates en all Uatlreafls.
Ilatf-Uate Excursion en Wednesday from
Harrtshurg, Yerk, Bi-adlng. l.eb.nen, ceates.
vllle, Qnairyville, Peach Bettem and all In
termediate points.
Numerous special Attractions Dally.
VADM193ION
sepll tteAltw
!3 CENT..-Sa
TT.O YOU DO
A-r ii
ANY HP101NC1 OR
ICKUNUt
if you de, dn't risk your fruit In low grade
vlnegar.
Te koep fruit nice yen should have the very
beMHLD ClDKit VlNEOAB or High Qrade
WHITE YlNKtlAH. The ordinary vinegar
usually sold, will uet answer the purpose.
GRABILL!
THE
Original and Only Gash Grocer
IN LANCABTEIl, UAB
OLDCIDERVINEGAR
Of Special strength for Pickling and Spicing
Putpests at IS Cents a Gallen, and
WHITE VINEGAR
At 18 Cents.
These prices are a trine higher than soma
common vinegar Is sold at, but when yea take
into consideration the fact that this vinegar is
of snnh age and strength that for ordinary use
ene quart will make two, the price la very
low.
N. W. CORNER DUKK AND VINE HTa,
LANCASTER, PA.
-0fENVNIQ. ml4-iydM,WAF
H
KKR'B IIOOKBTORK.
The Scholars
SAY SO.
W EUKT Til E BEST 8CUOOL SUP
PLIE1AND MOST COUBTEOUS
ATTENTION AT
Herr's Bookstore,
TUEYTELLEACBOTUKKABOUT
1TANDTUATISTHEBE3T
ADVEUT1BEMENT.
53 North Qusen Street.
T ADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
About September 17,
WILL OPEN
Entire New Assortment,
or
Ladle' and Chiluren'ri
COATS, WRAPS,
JACKETS AND SHAWLS.
NEEWBTSTYLEB. LOWES I'OASU PBICE3.
JSaTNe Treuble te 8howGeod.-U
Jehn-S.Givler,
6 & 8 North Queen St,
LANCASTEB.PA.
uiarlO-lvdAw
These soeda have nmrlvall bMnniSiinm.
special order and come direct te us from taa
mills.
WHITE AND COLORED FLANNELS.
,w5 1!e.r,Jrf9 bSrBtt of 'isnnels at the
Trade sale held In Mew Yerk In June, and own
these goods very mueh cheaper than they kavs
been sold since, thereby enabling us te aire
extraordinary value la this department.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Our own importation of DBAP 'D'ETE, Alt.
Weel, 40 Inches wide. These goods being
heavier are better adapted for Vail wear than
Henriettas, coming In all the new fall shades
as well as Black.
four apsetal bargains In ALL-WOOL. 40
INCHDBRBBOLOX'HB. """ w-
S!-0n?,Dnn?rea !!? all-wool
TBICOTB, at 25 cents a yard.
Second. One case aLMA MIXED SUITINGS,
40 inches wide, 23 cents, made te retail at 50
cee in.
Third. One case CHECKS, All-Weel, 40 Inches
wide. 29 cents, never sold for less than SB cent.
renrth. one case 40-tnch, HABVABD mix
TUBES, All Weel, at 28 centa, "" """
WATT&SHAND.
J.
HARRY 8TAMM.
rOBHEULY AT
w
1LL1AMHON , 1TOSTKK,
MERIT.SIERLIGMERIT
-IB THE
augis-lyd
OIALL AND WINTER GOODa
M. HABERBUSH & SON.
Fall and Winter Goods.
Our Stock et Fall and Winter Goods la
new complete. We have the Largest and
Finest Stock in tbe city et HORSE
BLANKETS (All Grades.)
Lap Blankets, in Flush, Weel and
Felt. Black and Grey Geat Robes.
Hudsen Bay and Prairie Welt Bebes.
Buffalo Bebes. Siberian Deg (Black)
Bebes. Fex and Coen Szln Bebes.
43 We consider it no trouble te show
our goods
at
M. HataMsti & Sen's
SADDLE. HARNESS,
NOB. 85 A 87 NORTH QUEEN BT., MOVED
TO NEW STOKE, 2t CENTRE SQUAB .
YOU CAN'T MISS US.
N0.24CENTRESQUARE,
Stamrh's
NEWBOSTONSTORE
-AND-
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
LANCASTEB, VA.
B
ARQAINS WORTU BUYING.
L Gansman & Bre.,
B.W.OORNBR
NORTH QTJBHN Sc ORANOB 8TB,
LANCABTEU, l'A.
BARGAINS WORTH BUYING.
NEW BTYLKS Or
Mtn'9, Beys' and Children's Suits
New ready for ynnr Inspection for rail
and Wlnier Wtar.
Men's Cheviot SulU at 15, as, as, no.
Man's Casalisere SulU at I) BC 17. S. SIC, J1L
Hen's W ersled SulU at 10 te, 17, as, 9, f 10, I1J,
I'rlnce Albert's SulU at 10, lit, 111, 116, 111
Men's Wide Diagonal Suits at llu, 112, U, 1C.
Men's corduiev Suits at i.
lleys' soheoisutu at 12 W. IS, i.
liejs' All-Weel bulla at II.W, as, 6, 7, H, $,
'Children's SulU at 11.50, 12, I2.B0, 13, K, 13.
FILL OVERCOATS. - FALL OYEBCOATS.
ae.oe,is.oe,iio.oo. 112.00, iii.oe,
Well-made and fashionable cut and trimmed,
all our own make.
We havn never before been se well prepared
for buslneis se early la the season, nor have
prices ever been se low.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
lANUrACTUUEBSOr
Men's, Bejs and Children's Clothing,
8. W. COBNZK NOBTR QUEEN
ANUOUANUEBTBKlTS.LANOASTEll, 1A.
On acoeunt of Holiday, our Stere will be
Closed Saturday, Beptaaiber IS, until 8 o'clock
Stamp of Fortune.
Quality Is the Proof of Cheapness
Fall Overcoats for Gentlemen.
The Lttest Fashions, rinast Fabric s, 11 and
semest finished, Superb ratings. Workman Werkman Workman
1'erfectlen. Appearance equal te Custom
Werk. I'rlcet, 17, IS, 110, U, IIS, S.
Fall Overcoats Ter Beys.
Elegant Styles lu Kerseys and Worsted.,
Lined through with Silk, Carefully Made, At
tractive in Appearance, Perfect In Fit, Unox Unex Unox
eeUod in Quality, resltlvely Lew In Price,
Williainseu & Fester,
32. 34, 36 & 38 E. KING ST.,
LANCABTEU, l'A.
BRANCH STORE,
MO. 318 MARKET 8TBMET,
UAK1USUUUO, PA.
J.a
MARTIN A OO.
PURCHASERS
-or-
FAIR GOODS
Will Save Meney
Uy Leeking threush Our Stock. One of the
Greatest ilarga'ns In Dress Qoeds
consists et
WOOL HENRIETTAS,
In all the Leading Shades, at 40e a yard. 42
Inches wide, a sample et It will convince you
that it cannot be matched elsewhere for less
than 60e a yard.
A Case of Deuble Folded Blanket Cleth at
(c Is away below regular price.
Weel Cleths, 38 locbes wide, in all the lead
ing shades, at 25e a yard .
A Bemarkabla Bargain In Dress Goods, and
one that we will only huve en display ler a
short time, Is an aLL-weul TKlueT, Ik
yards wide, at tee a yaid, Uegular price, 11 00
a yard.
HUM DEPARTMENT.
Seme new additions te It this woek make
this ea et our most attractive departments.
Twentr-nve Pieces et Turkey Bed Table
Linen, guaranteed fast colors, lie a yard.
rive Different Patterns of Cream Dsmask
Table Linen at oe ; was made te sell at file.
VI Uy Doten Knotted Fringe Bleached Linen
Teweis, size IS by 31 Inches, at Mfce. A Ban
usbey uneu Tewel, tn Inches long, 21 inches
wide, 12M0.
A Special Number In a Tbree-Qnarter All.
Linen H aakln. alx different patterns at 11.25 a
dozen, cannot be purchased sgatn for less
than 1 65 a deien.
J. B. MARTIN
& OO.
A WOUD ABOUT
FLANNELS & WOOLENS.
This class et goods becomes an eMect of
WAUit interest te buyers at this season of
the year, enr customers will find that two
show a fine line of these Staple Goods, both In
colors and Weights, that will meet the re
quirements of allbnyers. They are Marked
te Sell, and we are Cenddentall can be pleased.
OOMrOBTS AND BLANKETS
Will 1)8 a Large Facter In this Fall's Busi
ness. By reason of Early Buying en enr part,
we will en able te have vciy Lew Prices en
these uoeds.
THE STUONU INDUCEMENTS OI
LOW PRICES
IN OUB
Dress Goods
DEPARTMENT
Coupled with Quality, will be a strong draw
lngcardwlth n, and we Most Cordially In
vieo the Ladles te Examine our stock.
Our Three Great Combinations
Through Our Who'.e Stere Will Be
WOKTH AND WEAK,
STYLE ANE BTUENOTU,
CHOICE AND CUEAFNE8S.
Attention, Ladies!
We have just purchased from a large com
mission heug) their Entire Bamp'.e Line of
WHITE BPBEADS.
Seme are solled, othera fresh as a rese This
Let will be sold at about Half Price. There Is
Music In the l'rlces ler you.
There Is Bemetblng for Veu Among Our
BEMNANT3 OV DHKSB QOODS, AT HI LIT.
l'lUCK.
Twe Special Numbers of Wblte Flannel at
2)0 acd 240 a yard you engbt te see.
The Flannel skirts are making their appear
ance, you'll find full and plenty en our coun
ters, Special Assortment of Silk Plushes, Satins,
Velvets, Etc.,)
AT THE
New Bosten Stere,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
-Near East Elng St.-J
angla-lyd
AMUtttCMKNTH.
pROOXOR'H FIJITON Ol'KK A HOUSE.
ADMISSION 15, 20, SO and SO CENTS.
MONDAY, TUESDAT AND WEDNESDAY
September 10, 11 'and 12,
WITH WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
" Frent U" " The Funniest of Them All.
THE SPARKS CO.,
In the Greatest of All Successes,
"A BUKOH OF KEYS,"
OR, THE HOTEL.
Entire Change and New Speclsltles, New
Dances, New Medleys, New features New
song), and mere Fnn than all ethers combined.
TUUBSDAY, rBIDAY AND BATUBDAY,
AND ATHATDBDAY MATINEE.
ZITKA,
With MISS MAY WUEELEUln the Cast
at). '.'.MM
ATTOUXBXB,
VVh??
TUTHEK a KAUKFMAN,
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW,
NO. 2 SOOTH PlllNCE ST., Lancaster, Pa
ratlvaaw
H0U8K8 FOR HALK ON THE MOST
liberal terms, en West Chestnut. Wal
nut, Lemen, Mary, Pine and Charlette streets.
Apply at
mU-emd B02 NOUTH M AttY BTBBET.
T
hare oreTen te be a Keed thine. Persons
who haye tried them speak highly of them ,
U desea Pads In a box t is cenu a box. at
n HUHLaX'BDEUaBTOBE,
WWtKUBtrat,
uiOdK tuuN AMD'llUNION PATH
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